…We call this a static equilibrium model where the effects of independent variables are instantly carried through the model, resulting in a new equilibrium state. With this kind of model…
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…For instance, while blowing into a sensor, students saw the graph spike and were able to explain that it was the CO2 in their breath that caused the increase. She’s…
…synchrony instead of as individual topics—become a standard feature of science teaching. “For instance,” he explains, “you might work through the population genetics of grey wolves, but within the case…
…on imperfect data. We developed HASBot, a formative feedback system that (1) diagnoses students’ written arguments through automated-scoring technologies (2) provides instant feedback on student performance, and (3) offers a…
…meter installed on the roof of an apartment building. Through an RSS feed, an eleventh grade student extracts and analyzes this data. He’s determined to learn more about the causes…
…of information and data for everyone. And in many ways, they finally have. We take for granted that our mobile devices can provide computationally modeled weather forecasts, instantly calculate precise…
…say, a lizard lounging on a rock, and instantly broadcast this to an international community to verify its species. From their living rooms, people—young or old—can participate in science by…
…instability in inquiry-based activity. Uncertainty in Using Model-Based Claims to Explain Real-World Evidence Hee-Sun Lee, Amy Pallant, Scott McDonald (Penn State) Data play an important role in scientific argumentation. Data…
…R programming language can support mathematical modeling through intuitive coding and instant computing. In this workshop, we will create, visualize, and analyze mathematical models using R. We will also create…